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America has always been a country that thrives on hard work, thrift and self-reliance.

If you're the kind of person who thrives when interacting with other people, sitting alone in a cubicle all day can be absolute torture.

He said the lack of response so far does not mean Pyongyang is backing down, noting that North Korea thrives on "surprise" attacks.

As he lands, he grins from ear to ear, a naughty, impish grin, as if having an audience is just the thing he thrives on.

He generally thrives in a crisis; his Commons performance was not the only backs-to-the-wall triumph in his career.

Tourism thrives in part, one senses, because Berlin's historical ghosts do not compete with the commercial clamour of a metropolis.

Capitalism as a system thrives best in an environment of prudential regulation provided by states, and U. S. capitalism is no different.

The cellular world is nothing like the free and open internet where Google now thrives.

The enterprise process is in place to ensure that the company, as a whole, thrives.

There may be worlds on which superhuman life thrives, superhuman to a level that our imaginations cannot grasp.

Yet they do hazard there, at a rate of more than one a week, and the spider thrives.

Noir fiction came out of the First World War and the Depression but still thrives today, in slightly altered form.

The incestuous relationship between government and big business thrives in the dark.

But all the bad stuff doesn't conveniently slide down the drain; some of it thrives if those surfaces stay moist.

They were National Geographic reporters doing a documentary on the wildlife the thrives around the Tumen river.

And Baghdad is not the only place where mobile-phone commerce thrives.

A fierce earthquake of my heart, the heroic bearing of iron Nuo thrives of the military dress form. mutually jump up at heart a while.

Nature has no trouble in remembering this art. Nature thrives on silence.

The muddy-colored squid-like creature thrives in dank environments, patiently waiting for morsels big enough to satisfy its appetite.

The perfect love is born, thrives briefly, and dies a swift and brutal death, all during a few scorching months on the streets of New York.

Sometimes I see how the brave new world arrives, and I see how it thrives in the ashes of our lives.

Without hope, the heart can wither and die, but the heart that has abundant hope thrives and lives healthfully.

The climate is harsh, hot and dry, and yet - the most amazing plant life thrives there.

But in a country that thrives on group activities and collective bonding, as well as religion, Seoul is a natural home for mega-churches.

Providing these Code Factors infuses the essential elements of whole foods that the body thrives upon.

When the temperature of the enviroment is higher (Spring & Summer), yellow yeast is in its most active state, and thrives.

Gulistan's artistic inner essence thrives in wandering in her own sky of memory, while her feelings are expressed in her painting.

The zodiac thrives with them to such a point that it prevents their seeing the weeping child.

Even McDonald's, which thrives on high turnover, has career plans for employees who want to stay with the company.

The best sportsman can deal with it, someone like Tiger Woods thrives on it.

And if Mexico thrives, along with undeniably potent, rich and creative Canada, the United States will be a clear beneficiary.

Spores of this organism are common, especially in soil; it thrives away from oxygen in deep wounds, especially punctures.

Growing up, in a decently developed area, a child thrives to find a place that he or she can call his or her own.

The opposition DPP thrives on playing up the threat from China and has long accused Mr Ma of failing to take it seriously enough.

The visual learners started to creep out of the woodwork, and the whole class now thrives because a teacher was willing to listen to them.

Water leaks would be a problem because salmonella thrives in moist conditions.

Charlottetown, the province's capital and "Canada's birthplace, " is steeped in history and thrives as a center of performing arts.

Such a vile fish only thrives in the horrific waters of Hellfire Peninsula and Shadowmoon Valley.

He is clearly no ordinary scientist but a showman who thrives on controversy and pushing reproductive biology to the limits.

The yen often thrives during turmoil because in better times, investors borrow in yen to take advantage of Japan's ultralow interest rates.

For evidence that it thrives still, go into any smart New York restaurant, where the noise level will be deafening.

The plant thrives better on account of the moisture.

They established colonies all over Southeast Asia, a far-flung network based on dialect and kinship that thrives to this day.

Eurasian elm closely resembling the American elm; thrives in a moist environment.

The mould occurs on the trees naturally, but thrives in the warm conditions of a well-heated home at Christmas.

Corruption thrives in countries where private investors face cumbersome procedures and excessive regulations.

A better parallel may be with financial services: the City of London thrives on the back of an open market and international talent.

In other words, the critical mass for knowledge work is higher than for manufacturing: the knowledge economy thrives at a larger scale.

You're a sign that thrives on thinking and learning, so for you this will be a slice of heaven!

The legacy of American militarism is a national security complex that thrives on fraud, falsehood, and deception.

That matters beyond Yemen: It could prompt an exodus of desperate people and help feed an insurgency that thrives in a vacuum.

Any intellectual discipline thrives in an academic atmosphere.

Gemini thrives on mental stimulation and is therefore very attracted to Leo's creative, dramatic spirit.

My installation exposes this "new species" that thrives off society's detritus along the ocean floor.

Well knows he who uses to consider, that our faith and knowledge thrives by exercise, as well as our limbs and complexion.

"Comedy thrives when there are buffoonish targets, " he said.

Kasparov, he says, "thrives on pressure situations" and may play less aggressive chess at a leisurely pace. Let's hope so.

Although the new violence thrives on the weakness of the state in those countries, its origins lie elsewhere.

Nike, he argues , thrives on this combination of creative types and systematic types .

Financial industry thrives on the ability to gather, organize, analyze, interpret and utilize information.

The Diversity of urban cultural ecology The diversity of natural species is the reason that natural eco-system survives and thrives.

Among flowers only the camellia is long enduring, she thrives again with red blossoms above green leaves.

The dense city structure at the base adds activity at eye level and life thrives on active roof tops and flowering balconies.

The human mind thrives under pressure. It anticipates that which we never even knew would or had occurred.

Almost nothing thrives in this harsh landscape, where salt storms flay flesh from bone and destroy what few meager crops manage to grow.

Therefore, the Korean call it "infinite flower" , the symbol of the generation thrives.

And although Wesley thrives on proving that truth is relative, what will soon transpire is brilliantly absolute.

The Woma is a distinctively marked snake and one that thrives in a desert environment.

But not every flesh-and-blood Olympic symbol thrives on the rare air of such an occasion.

The solution is to build and environment which thrives on positive feedback and transparency.

Trust that the human race thrives when empowered to make decisions.

Our economy thrives on openness, diversification and fair competition.

When one treats the mushroom correctly, it thrives , germinates, and will accompany its owner for life.

Everything in the jungle thrives, including disease germs and parasites that breed at an alarming rate.

It's evident that the HSBC Business Network truly thrives on its members.

When one treats the mushroom correctly, it germinates , thrives, and with proper care it can accompany its owner for life.

The salt-loving tall grass thrives in beach ecosystems and helps to form and protect sand dunes by collecting windblown grains.

Mr Sarkozy thrives on adversity and is bored by tranquillity.

Under the threat of litigation, scientists cannot test a seed to explore the different conditions under which it thrives or fails.

Apple, the second fastest growing brand of the year, still thrives under the leadership of Steve Jobs, its co-founder.

The old saying says: "people who are trustworthy, the industry thrives no letter, no letter will bock ii governance. "

By its very nature, risk-taking thrives in the shadows and crises take regulators by surprise.

Competition thrives only when the products are standardized and well specified.

She thrives on doing things with, and for, other people.

It's also the newest extremophile, or life form that thrives in extreme environments.

True friendship thrives on trust, inspiration and comfort.

From the ocean to the arctic, this amazing film takes an intimate look at how this astonishing species lives and thrives.

But the reason it thrives, the reason why this is such a natural partnership, is because it advances our common interests and shared values.

But time and again Bond survives (even thrives) due largely to his stout courage.

The best explanation, in fact, is that broadband thrives on a mix of competition and active regulation, to ensure an open contest.

But time and again Bond survives (even thrives) due largely to his stout courage.

The best explanation, in fact, is that broadband thrives on a mix of competition and active regulation, to ensure an open contest.

A woman thrives when she feels adored and special.

Caution thrives well when rivalry and ill-will are next door neighbours.

love thrives in the face of all life ' s hazards , save one - neglect.

He says a world of hatred, little seen by most Americans, thrives on racist music, epithets and symbols.

But where casual friendship thrives, so does casual enmity.

Sadly, while the academic industry thrives, the practice of translation continues to . stagnate.

This fog of opinions and habits grows and thrives more or less independently of the people it envelops.

Indica rice thrives in tropical regions of Asia and South America, raising worldwide production more than 20 percent by 1970.

Indica rice thrives in tropical regions of Asia and South America, raising worldwide production more than 20 percent by 1970.

When the club thrives and the members do well, it's a powerful creative stimulant for club leaders.

Say something nice to Cathy. She thrives on compliments.

This is especially ironic because researchers report that satisfaction thrives on challenge.

It thrives off of stress and anxiety and what we call in yoga, 'the constant fluctuations of the mind'.

The industry thrives, in large part, because it operates mostly outside state usury laws that prohibit excessive interest rates.

Instead, it largely stuck to itsniche market and thrives to this day.

C, thrives, despite the failure of encounter time and time again, will fall again and again, may be filling a lot of balls.

BL: The white material is a type of bacteria that thrives at 180 degrees centigrade.

Love thrives on confidence and dignity.

Love thrives on confidence and dignity.

As the economy thrives, there are fewer defaults.

My son lives, and thrives, sans car, at college.

Love's chemistry thrives best in equal heat.

In the west it thrives on immigrant-bashing.

He that labours and thrives spins gold.

Wheat thrives in this cool weather.

Together, we discovered that a free market only thrives when there are rules to ensure competition and fair play.

If a colony of animals practices that give-and-take well, the group thrives.

Private tuition thrives here because parents know that academic achievements will give their offsprings a head start in life.

Private tuition thrives here because parents know that academic achievements will give their offsprings a head start in life.

FreeBSD is the most general of the three and thrives in i386 environments.

It thrives indemocracies where there is rule of law, free trade and property rights.

Liquidity in the stockmarket, for example, thrives on differences of opinion about the value of a firm; information fuels the debate.

We are agreed there are four clear steps we need to take to ensure that Europe thrives and prospers.

Hope for tomorrow thrives in our dreams.

The North American Gulf Coast Native sheep, for example, thrives in high heat and humidity and has broad parasite resistance.

Tourism Industry Thrives in China!

While one who is a visionary thrives in all times.

Hong Kong's economy thrives on businesses that have grown from mom-and-pop store beginnings into publicly listed companies.

The so-called thick product thrives, but also has the place which was inferior to hopes.

First, as a tiny financial crucible, Hong Kong thrives on panic and rumour-mongering.

The incestuous relationship between government and big business thrives in the dark. ---Jack Anderson

Love thrives not in the heart that shadows dreadeth

Challenging, dynamic, thrives on pressure. The drive and courage to overcome obstacles. ,

it thrives in the dark,

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